when the rain falls
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oleg gazenko, on laika (1998)
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waiting...
"...but i wasn't done waiting for them. just let me wait forever, knowing they will one day come."
paw paw, the future (by miranda july, 2011)
color.coding
via http://blog.artflakes.com/ |
"accidental archives" is a project by sara cwynar based on arrangement and documentation of saved objects, personal photographs and found images sorted by color, which she transformed into a series of beautiful photographic still lifes.
13.8.12
stairway to heaven
via http://www.jeanniejeannie.com/ |
the 16th ave tiled steps in san francisco s a collaborative work between irish ceramist aileen barr and mosaic artist colette crutcher that
took 2.5 years and 300 volunteers to execute, and it was finished in
2005 using 2,000 handmade tiles and 75,000 fragments of tile, mirror and
stained glass.
29.7.12
perfect 10
nadia comăneci, montréal olympics (1976)
at the age of 14, comăneci became one of the stars of the 1976 summer olympics in montreal. her routine on the uneven bars was awarded a perfect ten. it was the first time in modern olympic gymnastics history that the
score had ever been awarded. since the scoreboards were not equipped to
display scores of 10.0, nadia's perfect marks were flashed as 1.00
instead. over the course of the olympics, comăneci would earn
six additional tens. she also holds the record for being the youngest olympic gymnastics all-around champion ever.
27.7.12
i ♥
the coolest reception desk ever made was produced by twisted image for boys & girls creative agency in dublin.
a new type of rubber composite was used to fabricate this genuinely air-tight permanent hot air balloons. then they were filled with an heluim/hydrogen hybrid gas which has an atomic weight 150 times lighter than helium alone. ribbons reinforced with carbo-titanium were used to secure the table top to the balloons.
a new type of rubber composite was used to fabricate this genuinely air-tight permanent hot air balloons. then they were filled with an heluim/hydrogen hybrid gas which has an atomic weight 150 times lighter than helium alone. ribbons reinforced with carbo-titanium were used to secure the table top to the balloons.
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